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More RN speculation: Subconscious writing

Do you think it's possible that when PR wrote the note, she was subconsciously slipping clues to us in there? From what I can discern from reading the RN, a total of 3 individuals were referenced, namely: (1) the writer, who references themself in a genderless fashion, meaning they could be a woman or a man. (2 & 3) the "two gentlemen" looking over JonBenet.

So we have the possibility of 3 men involved, or 1 woman and 2 men.

1 woman and 2 men in the house = PR and JR and BR

Subconsciously, I think the two gentlemen watching over JonBenet were John and Burke Ramsey.

on one of these threads someone posted a radio interview with a man who worked for JR at Access Graphics. He turned AG in because of some shady dealings, to Lockheed Martin,as you can assume the R's were not happy. Scroll forward after the murder he becomes a suspect named by ,you guessed it the R"s. He is interviewed many times by LE. He finds out that the week before he had dinner at Pasta Jays with another former AG employee and their wives,just an informal get together and they run into Papa Paugh. His feeling is Papa Paugh told JR about seeing him, and then the story is spread that he and the other guy were planning JBR's murder. He is shocked. But that is not the end of his surprise, he then finally reads the ransom note where it states the fact about the 2 gentleman looking over JR's daughter and really gets the feeling it was hinting that he and the other man were in on the kidnapping.

I hope whoever posted that link will do so again,it is really worth listening to.
And really when you think of the note and the nasty threats and foreign faction that is supposedly involved and then read about 2 gentleman that do not like John it is very strange.

It's hard to listen to the written words unless you are going to read them aloud.

Makes me wonder if the note was actually supposed to have been taken with the murderer, to be used as a script for calling the Ramsey's later (assuming it was written by an intruder). Very, very far-fetched, I know...

on one of these threads someone posted a radio interview with a man who worked for JR at Access Graphics. He turned AG in because of some shady dealings, to Lockheed Martin,as you can assume the R's were not happy. Scroll forward after the murder he becomes a suspect named by ,you guessed it the R"s. He is interviewed many times by LE. He finds out that the week before he had dinner at Pasta Jays with another former AG employee and their wives,just an informal get together and they run into Papa Paugh. His feeling is Papa Paugh told JR about seeing him, and then the story is spread that he and the other guy were planning JBR's murder. He is shocked. But that is not the end of his surprise, he then finally reads the ransom note where it states the fact about the 2 gentleman looking over JR's daughter and really gets the feeling it was hinting that he and the other man were in on the kidnapping.

I hope whoever posted that link will do so again,it is really worth listening to.
And really when you think of the note and the nasty threats and foreign faction that is supposedly involved and then read about 2 gentleman that do not like John it is very strange.

on one of these threads someone posted a radio interview with a man who worked for JR at Access Graphics. He turned AG in because of some shady dealings, to Lockheed Martin,as you can assume the R's were not happy. Scroll forward after the murder he becomes a suspect named by ,you guessed it the R"s. He is interviewed many times by LE. He finds out that the week before he had dinner at Pasta Jays with another former AG employee and their wives,just an informal get together and they run into Papa Paugh. His feeling is Papa Paugh told JR about seeing him, and then the story is spread that he and the other guy were planning JBR's murder. He is shocked. But that is not the end of his surprise, he then finally reads the ransom note where it states the fact about the 2 gentleman looking over JR's daughter and really gets the feeling it was hinting that he and the other man were in on the kidnapping.

I hope whoever posted that link will do so again,it is really worth listening to.
And really when you think of the note and the nasty threats and foreign faction that is supposedly involved and then read about 2 gentleman that do not like John it is very strange.

Thanks for posting this. I'd like to know a lot more about the Ramsey's business dealings and the enemies they made. The phrase "two gentlemen" of course is ironic, deliberate irony. Child kidnappers who won't think twice about beheading the girl are not gentlemen. It is an interesting choice of words, and not the only touch of irony in the note either. (What a truly weird note!!!) But "two gentlemen" is also theatrical. The bad guys in movies behave this way - gangsters take gentlemenly titles, ironic to their actual brutality.

The starting phrase "Listen carefully!" is interesting too. It suggests direct speech. Is this being dictated to the writer of the note? Maybe. More likely that than it is being composed as a script for a later phone call which can't be the case because the note promises a phone call between 8 and 10.

Speaking of which, what time is it when the note is being written? Note that it uses the word "tomorrow". The call will come between 8 and 10 am tomorrow". It doesn't say "later this morning". Was the note written the day before it was found? This time signature suggests so. And at what time did the "kidnappers" expect the note would be found? Again, it suggests that it would be found the night before, or else use the word "tomorrow"?

"Makes me wonder if the note was actually supposed to have been taken with the murderer, to be used as a script for calling the Ramsey's later (assuming it was written by an intruder). Very, very far-fetched, I know..."

If that were the case, (if it were me) I sure as hell wouldn't have written it in the house! I would have already had it written when I started.

Plenum7, it really doesn't mean much. Iv'e been known to use the word "tomorrow" after midnight, meaning later that morning, technically. It really doesn't tell me anything.